Built by a farmer, for farmers.
Not a demonstration and not a spreadsheet. Agvanta runs every day on a working farm's own fields, invoices and weather, which is why it argues with you when the figures do not add up.
Where minimum effort is giving maximum returns.
An agronomist that knows your crops, your rates and your soil analyses before it answers, and runs on your own rig — the farm's figures never leave it.
What everyone else really paid for the same chemical, seed or fertiliser, every name blanked. Matched on active ingredient rather than brand, off the whole 3,960-product register, so you argue £ per gram with the merchant.
Every operation budgeted, then actualled off the real document — the invoice, the weighbridge ticket, the contractor's bill. An unrecorded cost stays unknown; it is never quietly called nought.
Growth stages built from measured daily temperature for the field's own map square, so you can see whether a spray went on at the stage the label assumes.
Next season before it happens: stages and spray windows projected on ten years of measured weather for your own ground, not a calendar.
Agvanta is used by a small group of farms. Members go straight in.
Agvanta is members only, and this page is the way in for everybody who is not one yet. There is nothing to sign in with — not yet.
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Or simply reply to the message this link arrived in — that reaches us just as well.
The group is small on purpose: the price comparison is only worth anything if every farm in it is putting real invoices in. That is the whole bargain.
Drilling, spraying, fertiliser, cultivations and contracting — the same records you keep now, pricing themselves from the invoices and ticking off the budget as they go.
Costed from the kit in your shed and the pairings you actually use — the plough and the tractor that pulls it — not a national survey average, and set against what a contractor would have charged.
Drop the merchant's PDF in and the lines come out: product, rate, quantity, price. Where a line cannot be trusted it says so rather than inventing a number.
Guidance files, drilled lines and machine data import as they are, so the driven hectares are the machine's own figure and not a guess.
What is in the shed, what it is worth and what has gone — with grain merchants wired in next, so a price and a movement meet the field it came off.
Ground rented in and let out, each company's own fields and margins kept apart, and SFI options with the income they actually carry.